#ETH走势分析 When it comes to trading BTC, I always stick to two iron rules: never make a move if the pattern isn't clear, and never open a position without setting a stop-loss.



Lately, I’ve been mainly watching the weekly chart, focusing especially on whether a golden cross will form below the waterline on the 2-day chart. The hidden pattern on the daily chart has already formed, so now I'm just watching to see if a bearish cross signal will appear below the waterline on the 12-hour chart. The 4-hour has already dipped, and the 2-hour and 1-hour short-term cycles are currently forming a bottom structure.

Key levels to remember: resistance above is at 90320, 91509, and 92299; support below is at 88339, 87324, and 86241.

Looking at sentiment data—the long/short ratio is currently 1.85, and the fear index is only 20, so market fear is still quite evident. In live trading, the long/short ratio is 49:51, basically even; the overall market stats are 43:57, with bears having a slight edge. Taking all this into account, the short-term trend still needs to be approached with caution.
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MEVSupportGroupvip
· 12-09 20:52
Another stop-loss topic—can we really stick to discipline this time? The bearish momentum this round is pretty intense; a 50-50 split turning into 43:57 is just wild. If the 88 line holds, that would be something. I've been wanting to see the bottom for a while now. The title says ETH analysis but it's all about BTC—am I seeing things or what? Fear index at 20 and dropping like this—are we really at the bottom or is this just a bull trap? Can't figure it out. How many futures liquidations can the 90320 resistance take? I'll bet five bucks on it. A bottom structure is a bottom structure, but the key is not to chase highs. Learning that is more valuable than anything.
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ContractBugHuntervip
· 12-09 16:15
I agree with this stop-loss argument. Not setting a stop-loss is a gambler's mentality and will eventually lead to liquidation.
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GasFeeTherapistvip
· 12-07 02:50
The bears have a slight advantage, but why do I feel it's not bearish enough? Is that 49:51 ratio in the real trading data really a 50/50 split?
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LiquidityHuntervip
· 12-07 02:46
Bears are in control this round; it feels like we still need to wait a bit longer. No rush to buy the dip.
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SmartContractDivervip
· 12-07 02:36
I have to give a thumbs up to this stop-loss rule—it's much more rational compared to those who go all-in at the drop of a hat.
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LittleRichKidvip
· 12-07 02:31
Sometimes indicators are useless; if you want to dump the market, you still have to dump.
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